Management and Construction

Project Management includes planning, coordinating, and managing resources to ensure that the project meets its objectives on time and within budget. Project managers handle scheduling, risk management, communication, and stakeholder engagement to deliver successful outcomes.

Competitive Purchasing focuses on conducting market research, soliciting bids, negotiating contracts, and managing supplier relationships. Competitive purchasing ensures that organisations get the best value for their money while maintaining high standards.

Programme Control involves tracking progress, managing interdependencies, and ensuring that resources are allocated efficiently. Programme control helps organisations achieve their goals by providing a structured approach to managing complex initiatives.

Estimating and Cost Control entails preparing detailed cost estimates, setting budgets, and monitoring expenditures to ensure that the project stays within financial constraints. Estimating and cost control help prevent cost overruns and ensure financial accountability.

Quality Control focuses on implementing quality assurance processes, conducting inspections, and performing tests to identify and rectify defects. Quality control helps maintain high standards and ensures that the final product is fit for purpose.

Principal Contractor manages and coordinates all aspects of a construction project, ensuring efficiency, safety, and compliance with legal regulations. They oversee multiple contractors and maintain quality control throughout the project.

Construction involves planning, designing, and executing various tasks to create functional and safe structures.

Commissioning and Qualification involves testing and documenting the performance of systems to ensure they meet the required standards. Commissioning and qualification are critical for ensuring that facilities are ready for use.

Validation is a comprehensive process that ensures systems and processes meet predefined standards and operate as intended.
This includes:

Design Qualification (DQ): Verifying that the design meets the required specifications and regulatory requirements.
Installation Qualification (IQ): Ensuring that equipment and systems are installed correctly and according to specifications.
Operational Qualification (OQ): Confirming that systems operate as intended under all anticipated conditions.

Start-up Programme for New Facilities includes coordinating the installation of equipment, training staff, and conducting initial operations to ensure a smooth transition to full production. The start-up programme helps ensure that new facilities are operational and productive from day one.